Final: Jets (2-3) 17, Browns (3-2) 12 · Week 5
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The offense looks like they've literally never played in rain before in their lives.
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@tiamat63 said:
@bjh2130
In empty, if you get that Off-ball over the B gap, the OT is going to squeeze and take away the most immediate, straight path threat. That means Deshaun now has to account for Bailey and be hot.
I know you're always supposed to take the inside guy but I can't accept them blitzing 4 and getting a guy completely unblocked. If that is what is going to happen schematically everytime in empty every team ever should go double a gap vs empty and drop 7 if you get a free unblocked rusher only bringing 4@bjh2130 said:
I know you're always supposed to take the inside guy but I can't accept them blitzing 4 and getting a guy completely unblocked. If that is what is going to happen schematically everytime in empty every team ever should go double a gap vs empty and drop 7 if you get a free unblocked rusher only bringing 4
That's uhh.... that's probably the most popular look vs empty in the NFL when it comes to pressure designs. Especially when you factor in slide reads & 2pt edge droppers. We have to break protection rules. -
The offense looks like they've literally never played in rain before in their lives.
@Dutch-Oven said:
The offense looks like they've literally never played in rain before in their lives.
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How come that pass wasn't intentional grounding?
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3rd and 30. Is Stefanski still here?
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Felt like bond could have turned upfield on that catch
Also not sure how that's considered a sack
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@bjh2130 said:
I know you're always supposed to take the inside guy but I can't accept them blitzing 4 and getting a guy completely unblocked. If that is what is going to happen schematically everytime in empty every team ever should go double a gap vs empty and drop 7 if you get a free unblocked rusher only bringing 4
That's uhh.... that's probably the most popular look vs empty in the NFL when it comes to pressure designs. Especially when you factor in slide reads & 2pt edge droppers. We have to break protection rules.@tiamat63 said:
That's uhh.... that's probably the most popular look vs empty in the NFL when it comes to pressure designs. Especially when you factor in slide reads & 2pt edge droppers. We have to break protection rules.
But typically if they are bringing more than 4 from double a gap looks where you would slide down is it not typically a cover 0 maybe cover 1? Where as presnap on that play it was pretty evident they were in zone. I believe it was a match maybe cover 9 but still presnap look to me would have suggested they weren't gonna bring extreme heat. Dawand just got beat on that penalty ridden drive -
Felt like bond could have turned upfield on that catch
Also not sure how that's considered a sack
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The OLine is getting brought behind the old proverbial woodshed and made to squeal like a pig today.
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Throwing on 3 and 1 is the type of coaching decision I expect from Cleveland
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